Hancock Place High School - Momento Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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rier dress wgs of orchid net, and she carried a beeutiful bouquet nf red roses, the Senior class flower, and the gift of the Junior class. -Yrtien she reached the throne she knelt before the Retiring queen, who crowned her queen of 1943 . Then she. and her escort took their places on the throne. After the crowning of the queen, Joe Yiz chm.- , President of the Junior class,- welcomed the faculty, parents,, onasenlors , and Aiitirew Ziegler, Senior President, gave the response. Bill vmite again took charge of affairs and announced the program which was taken over by Father Tine, impersonated by Henry Michael. Father Time announced the Parade of Holidays which were symbolized by songs or dances by JUitiors and Scjaiors. Lincoln ' s Bix-ti.dc.r--Jue Fi uher sang Aorahaci . Valentine ' s Day--a dance by Jackie Thompson and Charles Eerg. St. Patrick ' 3 Da:- - Come Back to Erin, by Virginia Rettig and Retha Patrick. April Fool ' s Day was a skit in which Holly AOod Stars vsere impersonated. Hilda Resetarits was Dorothy Lamour; Jean Grate— Katherine Hepburn; Joe Fische] -V . C. .Fields; Marion Fassler— Martha Rave; Virginia Frank — T.Iae W est; Dolores Ploesser--Judy Canova; James Holliday Orsen Wells; Witte andBannecker— ' Crosby and Hope. Easter, the song Easter Parade was sung by a group of Junior girls. Fourth of July was celebrated with a reading by Valeria Cocos Beat Drums, Beat — Vv ' alt Whitman, accompanied by Donald Mackay on the bass drum. Ghost Dance by Dolores Ploesser and Mary V etstein.- Thanksgiving — Pilgrims and Indians by Henry Werner,, Dot Middleton, Bill Davis, and Jeanne Byers. Ballet Dance to White Christmas by Delores Fehlbaum and Jean Grate. Happj ' ' New Year was a grand finale. After the progTsm the Master of Ceremonies announced the first dance, a waltz, for the queen and her court, after which everyone could dance. The 19 4.3 Prom came tea successful close for most in at- tendance at twelve o ' clock. But some went elsewhere to con- tinue their celebrating until wee hours in the morning.

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